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Type

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Type

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Type

Ashmead's Kernel

APPLE
WI, US

Medium size, late ripening, russet. Unique nut like taste but very good eating.

Baldwin

APPLE
WI, US

Large, not especially beautiful fruit but very good taste and baking. Winter hardy. Needs a pollinator.

Belle de Boskoop

APPLE
WI, US

Large fruit, excellent keeper, triploid - therefore needs a pollinator.

Bentley's

APPLE
NC, US

a.k.a. Bentley's Sweet

Blenheim Orange

APPLE
NC, US

Large apple that is good for fresh eating and excellent for cooking. Originated at Blenheim Palace in Oxfordshire UK (birthplace of Winston Churchill). Variety confirmed with DNA analysis by Cameron Peace at WSU.

Blenheim Orange

APPLE
WI, US

Old English apple first known around 1740 and still widely grown. Tree produces large apples (I measured one that was 13” in circumference) that ripen around September 20th in Southeastern Wisconsin.